拉力芯棒在二辊斜轧延伸中的应用

介绍了在二辊斜轧延伸中采用拉力芯棒轧制的新工艺。探讨了拉力芯棒轧制与固定芯棒轧制、浮动芯棒轧制和限动芯棒轧制相比所显示的优越性。实践表明，采用拉力芯棒轧制方式，可以轧制薄壁管，提高产品尺寸精度和内表面质量。     

基于CPLD的ГОСТ18977总线发送卡设计

针对某型俄制机载产品的测试需求,提出了一种ГОСТ18977总线发送卡的设计方法;介绍了ГОСТ18977总线标准和80C196KB单片机、EPM7128LC可编程逻辑器件的使用方法,并利用外围电路和上述芯片设计并实现ГОСТ18977总线发送卡,介绍了并口EPP模式下ГОСТ18977总线数据的控制过程,给出了ГОСТ18977总线发送卡的部分设计电路,并阐述了它的设计原理;实践验证了该板卡能够完成ГОСТ18977总线数据信息格式转换和传输,完全可以满足对某型俄制机载产品性能检测的要求。     

Dynamic Multiple-Fault Diagnosis With Imperfect Tests

In this paper, we consider a model for the dynamic multiple-fault diagnosis (DMFD) problem arising in online monitoring of complex systems and present a solution. This problem involves real-time inference of the most likely set of faults and their time-evolution based on blocks of unreliable test outcomes over time. In the DMFD problem, there is a finite set of mutually independent fault states, and a finite set of sensors (tests) is used to monitor their status. We model the dependence of test outcomes on the fault states via the traditional D-matrix (fault dictionary). The tests are imperfect in the sense that they can have missed detections, false alarms, or may be available asynchronously. Based on the imperfect observations over time, the problem is to identify the most likely evolution of fault states over time. The DMFD problem is an intractable NP-hard combinatorial optimization problem. Consequently, we decompose the DMFD problem into a series of decoupled subproblems, one for each sample epoch. For a single-epoch MFD, we develop a fast and high-quality deterministic simulated annealing method. Based on the sequential inferences, a local search-and-update scheme is applied to further improve the solution. Finally, we discuss how the method can be extended to dependent faults.     

基于CPLD的ГOCT18977总线发送卡设计

针对某型俄制机载产品的测试需求,提出了一种ГOCT18977总线发送卡的设计方法介绍了ГOCT18977总线标准和80C196KB单片机、EPM7128LC可编程逻辑器件的使用方法,并利用外围电路和上述芯片设计并实现ГOCT18977总线发送卡,介绍了并口EPP模式下ГOCT18977总线数据的控制过程,给出了ГOCT18977总线发送卡的部分设计电路,并阐述了它的设计原理;实践验证了该板卡能够完成ГOCT18977总线数据信息格式转换和传输,完全可以满足对某型俄制机载产品性能检测的要求.     

Diversity in Addressing Reaction Mechanisms of Nano‐Thermite Composites with a Layer by Layer Structure

The reaction mechanisms and microstructures of various layered nano‐thermite composites are investigated through characterization of their energetic properties. Migration of reactive components across the reaction zone is analyzed, which plays an important role in determining the process initiation, reaction propagation, and chemical stability at low temperatures. Distinct types of nanoparticles are deposited onto filter paper in a sequence, using the vacuum filtration method, which promotes intimate contact between neighboring reactive layers. Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) images demonstrate a well‐defined contact region between the two layers in the Al/CuO or Al/NiO composites. Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) data shows that the thermite reaction occurs below the melting temperature of Al, resulting in rapid heat release, and improves reaction initiation. Elemental mapping results reveal the migration of Al, Ni/Cu, and oxygen before and after the thermite reaction, which is arranged during thermogravimetric analysis (TGA). This analysis indicates the dominant pathway of the thermite reaction in each composite, through either decomposition of the CuO nanoparticles in the Al/CuO composite or through direct migration of reactive components across the conducting surface within the Al/NiO composite.

     

Interaction of {112¯2} twin variants in hexagonal close-packed titanium

As multiple {11$\overline{2}$ 2} twin variants are often formed during deformation in hexagonal close-packed (hcp) titanium, the twin-twin interaction structure has a profound influence on mechanical properties. In this paper, the twin-twin interaction structures of the {11$\overline{2}$2} contraction twin in cold-rolled commercial purity titanium were studied by using electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Formation of the {11$\overline{2}$2} twin variants was found to deviate the rank of Schmid factor, and the non-Schmid behavior was explained by the high-angle grain boundary nucleation mechanism. All the observed twin-twin pairs manifested a quilted-looking structure, which consists of the incoming twins being arrested by the obstacle twins. Furthermore, the quilted-looking {11$\overline{2}$2} twin-twin boundary was revealed by TEM and high resolution TEM observations. De-twinning, lattice rotation and curved twin boundary were observed in the obstacle twin due to the twin-twin reaction with the impinging twin. A twin-twin interaction mechanism for the {11$\overline{2}$2} twin variants was proposed in terms of the dislocation dissociation, which will enrich the understanding for the propagation of twins and twinning-induced hardening in hcp metals and alloys.     

Rolling texture and its effect on tensile property of a near-α titanium alloy Ti60 plate

Rolling texture and its effect on tensile properties of Ti60 alloy plates were investigated in the present study. The plates wereβ-rolled at 1070℃ and(α+β)-rolled at 980℃, using uni-directionally rolling(UDR) and cross-directionally rolling(CDR) processes, respectively.β-rolled plates exhibited weak textures, which were attributed to the dispersive orientations of secondary α during the β→α phase transformation. Strong deformation textures formed in(α+β)-rolled plates as a result of slipping mechanisms: the strong T-type texture in UDR plate was related to {10 1 0}[11 2 0] slipping, while the B-type texture in CDR plate was relevant with {0001}[11 2 0] slip. Strong T-type textures led to anisotropic tensile properties. B-type textures would decrease such an anisotropy. The(α+β)-CDR process was found to be a candidate process for reducing anisotropy of Ti60 alloy plates.     

Patellofemoral complications in symmetrical total knee arthroplasty

A review of 356 Kinemax (Howmedica, Inc, Rutherford, NJ) cemented posterior cruciate ligament-retaining condylar total knee arthroplasties employing a symmetrical femoral component articulating with a medially offset symmetrical dome patella component was carried out to examine the results and determine the incidence and nature of the patellofemoral complications. Follow-up was from 3 to 8 years, with a mean of 5.1 years. A review of patellofemoral complications in previously reported homogeneous series of symmetrical and asymmetrical implants is presented. Mean postoperative Knee Society scores improved to 91, function scores to 86, and Hospital of Special Surgery scores to 90 yielding 95% good and excellent results. Mean postoperative range of motion was -1.5 degrees extension to 113 degrees flexion. There were five patellofemoral complications (1.4%), including two symptomatic subluxations, two distal pole avulsion fractures, and one lateral facet fracture. There were two reoperations necessary for patellofemoral problems (0.56%), one to correct subluxation and one for excision of the fractured lateral facet. These rates are lower than those previously reported for asymmetrical implants as well as current and phased-out symmetrical designs of total knee arthroplasty in the intermediate term. This review suggests that cemented total knee arthroplasty with symmetrical patellofemoral resurfacing with an offset patella dome and posterior cruciate ligament retention yields low patellofemoral complications and reoperations. The symmetrical femoral component appears to be a satisfactory compromise of "normal" femoral anatomy, which decreases inventory and cost without adversely affecting patellofemoral function and complications.     

Biosynthesis of progesterone derived neurosteroids by developing avian CNS: in vitro effects on the GABAA receptor complex

Although enthusiasm for measuring health-related quality of life (HRQL) in clinical trials exists, information is limited on the meaning of scores. We examined the relation between scores from the 34-item Medical Outcomes Study HIV Health Survey (MOS-HIV) and the more detailed HIV Overview of Problems-Evaluation System (HOPES) using the responses of 318 HIV-infected outpatients being treated in Los Angeles and Baltimore. With the HOPES problem statements as independent variables, statistically significant predictors of the variation in MOS-HIV scores for the Physical Function, Mental Health, and Energy/Fatigue scales were identified using stepwise regression. Approximately 60% to 70% of the variation in each of the scores was explained by five to seven different HOPES problem statements, with a single item explaining 47% to 59% of the variation. We created illustrative profiles for each of the three MOS-HIV scales using the HOPES items identified in the regressions. Independent of the scale, persons scoring in the top MOS-HIV quartile tended to report few if any problems, whereas a decline in score to the next quartile was characterized by functional difficulties (e.g., "HIV interferes with work"). The onset of specific problems might trigger further evaluation and potential intervention from health care providers to help maintain patient functioning.     

Cluster analysis and disease mapping--why, when, and how? A step by step guide

Growing public awareness of environmental hazards has led to an increased demand for public health authorities to investigate geographical clustering of diseases. Although such cluster analysis is nearly always ineffective in identifying causes of disease, it often has to be used to address public concern about environmental hazards. Interpreting the resulting data is not straightforward, however, and this paper presents a guide for the non-specialist. The pitfalls include the fact that cluster analyses are usually done post hoc, and not as a result of a prior hypothesis. This is particularly true for investigations prompted by reported clusters, which have the inherent danger of overestimating the disease rate through "boundary shrinkage" of the population from which the cases are assumed to have arisen. In disease surveillance the problem of making multiple comparisons can be overcome by testing for clustering and autocorrelation. When rates of disease are illustrated in disease maps undue focus on areas where random fluctuation is greatest can be minimised by smoothing techniques. Despite the fact that cluster analyses rarely prove fruitful in identifying causation, they may-like single case reports-have the potential to generate new knowledge.